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Donald Trump supporter and Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy took aim at Vice President Kamala Harris for what he characterized as the 'gaslighting' of her record. In a six-minute online tirade, during which he warned listeners about celebrity endorsements, Portnoy told his 3.2 million followers she is the 'worst candidate to ever run for president, ever.' Portnoy began by apologizing for unleashing a rant about politics, explaining that he tries 'not to,' but he 'hit the boiling point' after listening to some recent Harris interviews.
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Cardinal-designate Radcliffe links African bishops’ opposition to homosexuality to pressure from evangelicals, Moscow, and MuslimsIn an article published in the Italian daily edition of the Vatican newspaper, Cardinal-designate Timothy Radcliffe, OP, one of the synod session’s two spiritual assistants, took repeated issue with statements made by Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo Besungu, OFM Cap, the cardinal who leads the Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar.Cardinal-designate Radcliffe also linked African bishops’ qualms about homosexuality to “intense” pressure from American evangelicals, from Moscow, and from Muslims.The October 2023 synod session’s synthesis report, wrote Cardinal-designate Radcliffe, “seemed to backtrack on the preparatory document...
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What is the status of all Trump's cases? Does he have to pay the 454 million dollar fine? How about the 84 million to that weird woman?
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Local election officials in Georgia cannot delay or refuse to officially certify election results, according to a state court ruling on Monday. “Election superintendents in Georgia have a mandatory fixed obligation to certify election results,” wrote Fulton County Superior Court Judge Robert McBurney in the ruling. “Consequently, no election superintendent (or member of a board of elections and registration) may refuse to certify or abstain from certifying election results under any circumstance.” McBurney wrote that the U.S. Constitution does not allow an election official to decline to certify the results. “If election superintendents were, as Plaintiff urges, free to play...
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The far-left New York Times disgraced itself Monday by clearing sitting Vice President Kamala Harris of obvious and blatant plagiarism. Now the expert used by the Times to exonerate Harris says he did not do a full analysis. ... Christopher Rufo dropped the bombshell that Harris “plagiarized at least a dozen sections of her criminal justice book, Smart on Crime.” ... With the help of Dr. Stefan Weber, an internationally famous “plagiarism hunter,” Rufo provided one jaw-dropping example after another of Harris directly copying and pasting paragraph after paragraph into her book that were written by others. She did this...
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This morning as I read several sections of my Bible about Solomon and his rise to power, several things finally sunk into my thick skull. When Solomon took the thrown after King David, he dispatched his enemies from within, even unto inside the where the tabernacle was kept. Fine. That was how things would be done, history. As I sometimes do after the daily reading, I flip through my Bible almost absent mindedly. Today, that absent mindedness fell upon the Wisdom of Solomon Chapter 12. As I read through the chapter, I became awestruck at a few passages that reflected...
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If Vice President Kamala Harris wins the election and Democrats flip the House and keep the Senate, the U.S. would witness a powerful resurgence of progressive policymaking across virtually every sector. Why it matters: A fully Democrat-controlled Washington would protect President Biden's legacy of vast domestic spending programs, including green-energy projects, and existing U.S. foreign policy
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A female high school student in Maine reportedly suffered a concussion and was left with vision impairment after a male student who identifies as female assaulted and bit her. . . A male student, who identifies as transgender and recently started taking estrogen injections, assaulted a female classmate earlier this month at Mount Desert Island High School in Bar Harbor, Maine, according to a report by Maine Wire. . . They also said their daughter has suffered a concussion and vision damage as a result of the assault.
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The Gospel Coalition is one of the largest online ministries in the world. It has been a major launching and landing spot for many players in Evangelicalism, particularly the liberal subversive teachers. One such is Russell Moore who has been on The Gospel Coalition’s council. The council consists of several figures, among them JD Greear, David Platt, John Piper, and Daniel Akin. But it no longer includes Russell Moore. Currently, on the leadership page of The Gospel Coalition, Russell Moore’s name has been removed, along with Miguel Núñez of the Dominican Republic. No reason has been given for the removal,...
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Need another reason to homeschool your children? Well, Gwen Walz, wife of Minnesota Governor and VP nominee, Tim Walz, apparently has a new mission in life—reading children’s books about gay dads and their cats. While the state grapples with real issues like education failure, rising crime rates, and crumbling infrastructure, Gwen is preoccupied with what? Trying to convince your kids that two homosexual men and a cat are the pinnacle of family values. Who knew that queer propaganda would be disguised as a quirky story about avoiding bath time? This is what passes for public engagement these days—pushing ideologies down...
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Kamala Harris, the unelected Democratic nominee for president—yes, unelected, because no one asked her to be the face of the party but here she is—has now dropped her latest gem of wisdom upon the American people. And what is it this time? At first, I thought this was fake, a spoof account. I thought this couldn’t be real…but it’s real. And she’s going to “fix” the lives of Black men by handing out free cash and legalizing weed. That’s right, ladies and gents—Kamala Harris actually believes that the key to black men’s success in America is pot and government handouts....
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Former president Donald Trump flew a newly-freed Nelson Mandela from South Africa to the United States in 1990 when there were no other options, according to a recently resurfaced report from the Los Angeles Times. The story reappeared on X (formerly Twitter) in the context of repeated claims by Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign, and by the left-leaning media, that Trump is a racist who should not be returned to office. The story, “Trump Takes Mandela Under His Wing,” appeared in the Times on June 25, 1990: One of the last details to be arranged in Nelson Mandela’s hastily orchestrated...
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The title is a good summary.
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On Tuesday, CNN host Chris Wallace said on ABC’s “The View” that former President Donald Trump is “sticking to the basement” like then-presidential candidate Joe Biden did in 2020. Co-host Sara Haines asked, “Your dad, the late, great Mike Wallace, was an incredible investigative journalist and one of the original correspondents on 60 Minutes. What did you think of the former president refusing to do a 60 Minutes interview, which has been a tradition for more than half a century?” Wallace said, “You know, I don’t have a firm answer in terms of but I have a gut feeling. And...
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Elections officials in Georgia have to certify results by the date required in state law, a judge ruled Monday, saying they have no discretion to delay certification because of fraud concerns or other potential issues that may arise as votes are being counted. Fulton County Judge Robert McBurney wrote in an order Monday that "election superintendents in Georgia have a mandatory fixed obligation to certify election results" by Nov. 12. The ruling came in a case filed by Julie Adams, a Republican member of the Fulton County election board, who argued election board members had leeway around certification. She wrote...
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Vance highlighted all the things that went wrong with the 2020 election without taking the Democrats’ bait.. The legacy media continues to push Sen. J.D. Vance to say Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, with Martha Raddatz on Sunday’s “This Week” being the latest in a string of interviewers pressing the vice-presidential candidate on that question. While Vance responded as before, that “of course Donald Trump and I believe there were problems in 2020,” the full exchange revealed that the fundamental flaw is in the question — not Vance’s answer. For a full two minutes during yesterday’s interview, Raddatz demanded...
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DALLAS — The Senate race between Republican incumbent Sen. Ted Cruz and Democrat challenger Congressman Colin Allred is heating up, and the two candidates' first face-to-face encounter will come on WFAA. At 7 p.m. on Oct. 15, "The Texas Debate" between the two candidates will take place at WFAA's studio, and it will be broadcasted across Texas. Three weeks before Election Day, it will be the only debate between the incumbent Cruz and Allred, his Democrat opponent.
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The net change in voter registration over the last seven days: 🔴Republicans: +22,188 🔵Democrats: +9,428 🟡Others: +8,893 Republicans increased registration margins again this week and are doing a good job of matching Democrats on the ballot requests day over day. We're at the point in the process where, on the returns side, the margin will only get tighter every day until election day. With Allegheny, Philadelphia, and Montgomery reporting returns well over the state average and more than a dozen Republican counties yet to start counting, the trend will only go one way from here on out.
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A new migrant caravan of approximately 1,000 migrants departed from Mexico’s southern border this weekend to make its way to Mexico City. From there, the group is expected to disperse and find various ways to reach the U.S. border. The caravan is the second to start in Mexico since October 1, when the country’s new president, Claudia Sheinbaum, took office. The caravan began early Sunday morning in Tapachula, Chiapas, and has been officially named “God is Guiding Us.” The caravan comprises approximately 1,000 migrants from Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, Haiti, Panamá, and Costa Rica, as well as some migrants from...
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